Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-09-22

occasion OF Harcourt's attack on the pro-
elamation OF the Irish meetings.
The following pensions have been grant
ed: Wisconsin: A. j. Pardee, Eagle; n.
Peters, Union Center; H.. B. Van VIE, Ore.
gon; w. j. Sines, Hartman; w. Byrne, Ju.
da; Nj. Dimmick, Neillsville; o. p. Hill, Vir-
oqua; L. S. Graves. Shopiere; j. Ferguson.
Hartsville. Dakota: w. w. Bailey, Wa.
tsrtown; b. Park, Rose.
Twenty thousand nail makers OF Wor-
cester and Stafford are on a rtrike Tor an
advance OF 20 to 80 per cent in wages.
A Montreal Special says: 1t is rumored
here on good authority that Pre-
mier Norquay has failed to float the Red
river bonds in New York. Hon. Mr.. Tari
Were has been here several days for the
same purpose and has also failed. He has
gone to Boston, where he will meet Nor
quay. and endeavor to float the bonds 10
that city.
The Grand Master Workman Powderly
of the Knights OF Labor wants government
al control Of the railroads and telegraphs
and the establishment of a postal savings
bank
Mrs. Henry Clews would not invite the
rakish duke Of Marlborough to her recent
musicale in Newport and the duke snumer
Gus lady friends are mad.
Guides at the Washington monument
invegied the unwary doctors into paying
so cents each for chips from the eapstone."
.Archdeacon Cowley, an old missionary
to the Indians in Manitoba, is dead.
The Queen Victoria has contributed E1oo
to the fund for the relief OF sufferers by the
theater FIRE at Exeter.
1t is reported that the murder of Valeria-
no c. Altamirano OF Ell Faro was commit.
ted by three policemen under orders OF o
prominent authority.
Seventy persons we're injured by the Civ.
ing way Of church floor at Needmore,
Tenn.
Fort Riley. Kan, near Junction City, is
to be rebuilt with IL barracks and houses,
at a cost OF $4,000.
A special from Joliet saws that the liza.
bilities OF the failed wire firm OF Kraft,
Gross Il Co. will reach $3.50, 600, with as.
sets OF perhaps 500, 600.
Washington Glenn. is lodged in jail at
Yankton. Oak. Glenn was put in the
Hutchinson county jail on the charge Of
criminal assault on his own sixteen-year-
old daughter. He resides near Parkstone,
and is a Free Methodist preacher. and the
excitement is very high in Hutchinson
county. Glenn is about forty years ofage,
and has a wife and several interesting chill
dren. He confessed the attempt to de.
bauch his child. but says it was not sue.
cessful. There is a good deal OF feeling
against him here, but there win be no VIC
lence.
The German reply to the porte's recent
note merely promises to support Turkeys
initiative in Bulgaria.
Manuel Santos ZapateL an E~cquadori.
an, shot ard instantly killed Manuel Mar
ques Lana, the governor OF Huacho,
Peru. The assassin then shot himself,
living several days afterwards. The men
had long been bitter enemies.
The Northern Pacific people come to an
agreement, and Villard is given -four Of the
thirteen directors.
A dispatch from, st. Paul de Loanda,
under date of Sept. 8, states that Mai.
Bartcliot, commander of the camp on
the Aruwisni. had sent advises to Leopold
vile. Ito received news from Henry NJ.
Stanley dated July IL. Stanley then was
ten days march in the interior, and still
proceeding up the Aruwimi. which he found
ntvigable above the rapids. Stanley ex
pected to arrive July % at the center of
the MAdoi district. and reach Wadelai by
the middle OF August.
Senator John c. Spooner, of Wisconsin,
Seturned from his summer trip to Europe
- few days ago. He looked somewhat
bronzed IRON exposure to the sun, and de-
clared he was glad to get back to America.
He Travelled through France. GERMANY,
Italy. Switzerland, Austria and England.
The spirit OF revenge against the Germans,
he says. is still cherished by the French.
and sooner or later the great struggle will
have to take place again. As for Bou-
LANCER, he thinks he is pretty we'll retired
and has lost caste with his fellow country
men.
New Haven Special Miss Mary Tucker,
a girl OF nineteen, daughter OF John s.
Tucker, former state representative has
A NJ rrtad Inhn nv Ifonahoft he. fatla~sa
oolered goldman. She ecllored her face,
and the ceremony was performed fy the
village minister. The girls father is in
pursuit OF them, and threatens to shoot
Hanchett on sight.
The ministerial speeches in parliament
leave no doubt Of the governments inten.
ton to resort to a rigorous application
OF the crimes act and n merciless exercise
OF its powers. Baifonr will stand by the
police and will grant no inquiry into the
affair at Mitchelstown, except such an Off.
cial investigation as can he guided by the
Dublin executive. Balfour will go to Dub
lin to confer with the executive and will re-
turn to London, when he viii go to Scot
land to spend the recess. Gladstone has
returned to Hawarden.
0ttowa Special: 1t is reported here
that the dominion government has order
ed the militia stationed at Winnipeg to
be in readiness to suppress any trouble.
Sir John Macdonald says positively that
he viii enforce tho veto power vested in
him, while Norquay. premier OF Manitoba,
says that he will not give in, and win
fight for his rights TO the bitter end. The
affair Is creating considerable excitement
here, especially among the troops, who
anticipate n call to arms to suppress an
other Northwest rebellion. In the event
OF any trouble, Premier Norquay, who is a
balf.breed, would have at his back both
the hall. breeds and Indiansswh took part
in the rebellion of 1885
Information has been received at the
Indian Office from indian Agent Kinney and
Special Agent West at the Yankton (Dak.)
/ Indian agency. that about thirty bucks OF
the Yankton Sioux threaten violence to
the surveyors and to the special agents
under whose supervision allotments OF
land are being made at that agency, rs
well as to those OF their tribe who are re-
ceiying their allotinents. The surveyors
nave been several times driven from their
work. Acting upon this information the
| commissioner OF Indian affairs, through
the acting secretary OF the interior, has
requested the war department to instruct
the commanding officer at Fort Randall,
| OAK, by Telegram h to send q sufficient
force to the reservation to protect all per.
| sons from violence and to enforce the or
| ders OF the agent when called pom by him.
The war department promptly complied
with this request.
The president has pardoned Thomas r.
| Knight, John A. Brooks and Henry Pate.
| convicted OF m~anslaughter in the western
district OF Kansas and sentenced to inn
| prisonment. They we're Indian police, and
| killed q man while attempting to arrest
him.
Parliament will adjourn, when the iron
| heel viii be pressed upon lrelan more
! ruthlessly than ever
The supreme court OF Illinois has at last
| rendered a decision 10 the case OF the Chi
| caeo anarchists. All objections raised by
the counselfor the defence are oyerruled and
the verdict OF the jury sustained. Unless
something unexpseted interyeqes the sen,